Holistic Neuropsychological Intervention Model: Integrating Cognitive-Perceptual Criteria {Integrated Neuropsychological Learning Model (INLM))

In this paper, a proposed holistic neuropsychological intervention framework is defined and then filled with subjective knowledge as well as scientific proof. It integrates those ten cognitive-perceptual criteria namely eye-hand coordination, figure-ground perception, figure constancy, position-in-space, spatial relations, auditory perception, cognitive ability, memory, receptive language, and expressive language with multidimensional therapeutic strategies for cognitive, emotional, behavioral, physical, social, and existential well-being. This integrity is the result of empirical research and the lived clinical experience of the author. It is meant for improving person-centered care, while theoretically linking classical neuropsychological principles with holistic psychological practices in action.